I’m still here on Canal Plus: heartbreaking and romantic (review)
Walter Salles tells the tragedy of Brazilian history from a human perspective, without ever losing sight of his style or the beauty of his characters….
Private life: Jodie Foster and Daniel Auteuil, irresistible with mischief (review)
After the masterful The Children of Others, Rebecca Zlotowski returns with a more confusing film where an apparent Cluedo hides a mischievous comedy of remarriage….
Pale Rider on France 3: a simple, stripped-down, pure western (review)
Clint Eastwood returns to television this Monday evening. At 9:10 p.m., France 3 will honor one of the masters of the western, Clint Eastwoodwith the…
Bugonia: a fable about conspiracy theory (review)
Yorgos Lanthimos offers a crazy new role to Emma Stone as a CEO kidnapped by two losers convinced that she is an alien. The machine…
Running man, Wicked: Part II, File 137: what’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTRUNNING MAN ★★★☆☆ By Edgar Wright The essentials The director of Baby Driver delivers an imperfect but muscular and…
Eleanor the Great: Scarlett Johansson convinces as a filmmaker (review)
The American star signs a modest first film, carried by actress June Squibb, between New York irony and tender melancholy. We weren’t necessarily expecting him…
Running man, Wicked: Part II, File 137: what’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTRUNNING MAN ★★★☆☆ By Edgar Wright The essentials The director of Baby Driver delivers an imperfect but muscular and…
Proofs of love: a luminous work on love and filiation (critique)
The long and chaotic adoption journey of a couple of women told in a first film as sunny and generous as its irresistible performers: Ella…
Proofs of love: a luminous work on love and filiation (critique)
The long and chaotic adoption journey of a couple of women told in a first film as sunny and generous as its irresistible performers: Ella…
Kika: a great, confusing film about mourning (review)
Manon Clavel shines as a Belgian social worker hit by the sudden death of her partner, clinging to the world of paid BDSM sex so…
Arte is programming the heartbreaking Amanda, with Vincent Lacoste, for the commemoration of November 13
In Amanda, Mikhaël Hers films the mourning of a young man as a major stage in his entry into adulthood. Attention, large score. On this…
Simple like Sylvain on Arte: deliciously insolent (review)
Love at first sight between a man and a woman who have everything opposite, starting with their social class. Monia Chokri’s humor hits the mark…